font name

[Dave Stacey]

Can anyone tell me a font name or something close.

Thanks Dave

 

[Jillbeans]

Maybe something from here?
http://www.dafont.com/search.php?psize=m&q=celtic
Love.....Jill

 

[Fred Weiss]

Kells by Casady & Greene. Free download HERE.

 

[Dave Stacey]

Thanks Fred & Jill

I also found the font Ossian in "what the font"that the customer will have to buy unless there's a different name that's a free download.

 

[Fred Weiss]

Thanks Fred & Jill

I also found the font Ossian in "what the font"that the customer will have to buy unless there's a different name that's a free download.

Why would you buy it when I gave you a link to the free download in my previous post?

 

[Dave Stacey]

Thanks Fred

That font works great.
I stupidly looked at the way "kells" looked and presumed you were suggesting something close. Is there a way to preview the fonts on the site you gave me?

 

[J Hill Designs]

um download it to check?

 

[Fred Weiss]

Thanks Fred

That font works great.
I stupidly looked at the way "kells" looked and presumed you were suggesting something close. Is there a way to preview the fonts on the site you gave me?

For future reference, I rarely suggest a font that is close. If I do then I will say so.

I don't know of any way to preview at the Moorstation.org website. I think they are an archive dedicated to font designers who have passed from the scene and whose work has passed into the public domain. You can, of course, begin the download and in the download dialog box double click on the font name ... which will launch the very limited Windows Font Viewer.

I do have the entire Casady & Greene library in my FontExpert database and also am a proud owner of the original Fluent Laser Fonts collection by Casady & Greene from the late 1980's.